Urgent beats and heady dancefloor hits from those sent forth by Groove Armada.Somewhere between the beats and hooks of Friendly Fires and the dancefloor on which Groove Armada and Zoot Woman fight it ...

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Urgent beats and heady dancefloor hits from those sent forth by Groove Armada.

Somewhere between the beats and hooks of Friendly Fires and the dancefloor on which Groove Armada and Zoot Woman fight it out for the best tunes, that's where you'll find British quartet Fenech-Soler. They've managed to conquer the world at their own pace, from out of their attic room in a hidden corner of Northamptonshire, via fans from day one (such as BBC Radio 1’s Annie Mac and Alan Braxe from Stardust). The previously mentioned Groove Armada even got hold of singer Ben Duffy for the vocals on ‘Paper Romance’ (from the album ‘Black Light’) and Fenech-Soler have now started remixing for Marina & The Diamonds and Everything Everything. Fenech-Soler will undoubtedly transform the Club into a sweaty dancefloor on the (appropriate!) Saturday night of October 29.

Dance-punk and new wave are the known influences of Belgian electronica/indie-rock outfit We Seem to Have Misplaced our Igloo. Their debut E.P. ‘Science Will Bring Us Together’ was released in 2009. Single ‘Hearts’ provided them with the award for Best MySpace Talent (Cutting Edge Awards). New single ‘Juno’ was released earlier this year and presents another face, reminding one of the better songs by the likes of Metronomy or Klaxons.